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20 Apr

Un peu de retenue S.V.P.

Pascale Brillon, La Presse «Une autre fusillade a eu lieu dans un milieu d’enseignement. Un autre massacre qui a fauché des vies précieuses. Depuis quelques jours, nous sommes submergés des […]

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19 Apr

Newspaper research reveals Can/U.S. trends

The Center for Media Research provides a research brief and links to the press release from NewspaperAssociation of America regarding the NAA’s NAdbasestudy on newspaper audience behaviour.The study, subtitled “Newspaper. […]

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19 Apr

April 27, 2007: Storytelling as Journalism (panel discussion)

When: Friday, April 27 — 5:30 pmWhere: Metro Hall, Room 304 (John and King Streets, west of St. Andrew subway)What: The essence of journalism is storytelling. Whether presented as a […]

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18 Apr

Virginia Tech shootings spawn wave of citizen journalism

The shooting incident at Virginia Tech was covered by an army of “citizen journalists” – students filing cellphone photos and video, blog postings, Facebook and MySpace entries and much more […]

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17 Apr

Coverage of VA Tech massacre

Poynter.org has compiled (and will continue to update) a breakdown of media coverage of the Virginia Tech shootings, as well as resources that could serve as guides for covering traumatic […]

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17 Apr

Welcome to the Students’ Lounge

This section is maintained and updated by editor David Hutton (Carleton), and contributing editors Jeanette Stewart (Regina), Hayley Citron (Ryerson), Chloe Tse (Ryerson), Mimi Szeto (Ryerson), Kristine Owram (Carleton), Sarah Boothroyd […]

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17 Apr

Pickton coverage brings backlash

CommentaryHow much information about Robert Pickton’s murder trial is too much information? Tony Burman, editor in chief of CBC News, comments on the public backlash against media coverage of graphic […]

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17 Apr

Your events

Tell us about journalism-related events we should add to our calendar.

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17 Apr

Student paper leads coverage in Virginia Tech shootings

Editor and Publisher features The Collegiate Times, the student newspaper gaining accolades for its coverage of Monday’s tragic Virginia Tech shootings. It was the first publication to post the names […]

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17 Apr

Giving more life to national newspapers

Both the Globe & Mail and National Post are expanding lifestyle coverage in theirMonday to Fridayeditions. G&M is launching a new section called “GlobeLife” on April 23, while NP is […]

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